Turbo Air 30200Q1210 Start Capacitor 125V 50/60Hz 125UF

SKU: 30200Q1210 Brand:
Turbo Air
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C$57.98
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Capacitor, Start~
125V / 125Uf
Fits Turbo Air Models~
Msr-49G-2, Msr-49Nm, Tbb-2Sg, Tbb-3Sg, Tbb-4Sb, Tbb-4Sg,
Tbc-50Sb, Tbc-50Sd, Tbc-65Sb, Tbc-65Sd, Tbd-2Sb, Tbd-2Sd,
Tbd-3Sb, Tbd-3Sd, Tbd-4Sb, Tbd-4Sd, Tcb-2Sb, Tcb-2Sd,
Tcb-3Sb, Tcb-3Sd, Tcb-4Sb, Tcb-4Sd, Tgim-23, Tgm-35Sd,
Tgm-47Sd, Tidc-26G, Tidc-26W, Tidc-70G, Tidc-70W, Tidc-91G,
Tidc-91W

Description

The Turbo Air 30200Q1210 Start Capacitor 125V 50/60Hz 125 UF works by providing the compressor motor with an immediate electric increase during the first startup. This part accumulates a set level of energy and discharges it quickly to accelerate the inertia of the mechanical system. Mounting is done inside the electrical casing of the cooling unit, often by a connecting bracket and hardwired to the starting circuit of the motor. This particular 125UF is a 125V model that supports 50Hz and 60Hz frequencies.

More Information:

Step1: Disconnect power and ensure the unit is fully isolated before servicing.

Step2: Remove the control panel to access the capacitor location near the compressor or fan circuit.

Step3: Discharge the old capacitor safely before handling.

Step4: Label and disconnect wiring from the existing capacitor terminals.

Step5: Install the new capacitor in the same mounting position and reconnect wires to matching terminals.

Step6: Secure all connections, reinstall the cover, and restore power.

Step7: Verify proper compressor or fan startup and stable operation during cycling.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Turbo Air 30200Q1210 Capacitor?

    Inspect the capacitor regularly for bulging, leaks, or overheating. Ensure terminals are tight and free of corrosion to maintain stable electrical performance. Replace if capacitance drops or starting issues occur. Always disconnect power before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Turbo Air 30200Q1210 Capacitor?

    • Electrical connection loosening causing intermittent operation.
    • Capacitor swelling or leakage leading to failure.
    • Overheating due to voltage fluctuations or load pressure.
    • Reduced performance causing startup or efficiency issues.